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brian them. oh, yes, sure. >> marvin, john hopkins wilson center. 's commento dr. kim about china being in the dna of korea and if north korea and u.s. relations improve, north koreans view the role of the u.s. forces may change. i was going to ask that question and then you anticipated me. can you elaborate on that? specifically can you see this infecting at the center of trump 's negotiations, putting on the table if we can develop a constructive relationship in my view of u.s. forces in korea will be different. >> brian? >> thank you. brian, voice of america. a two-part question. does this opening up on the previous question, china in the blood of korea, does this opening up of north korea offer an opportunity for north korea to be more independent of china? following that, would a more open or independent north korea the undesirable -- north korea be undesirable anyway for china? >> grace, tokyo broadcasting system. i question for dr. lewis. it is been suspicious there has been little talk about the detainees. it seems like with pompeo's trip, they should have

training in the deaths of four soldiers, dustin wright, jeremiah johnson, brian black and la david johnson. joining me is frederica wilsonbefore we get into the report, good evening, by the way, on the pentagon, i have to ask you, have you spoken to sergeant johnson's widow, myeshia, and how is she holding up? >> she's doing pretty good. we -- i attended the briefing in miami, at southcom, with the family. that was two weeks ago, so, i saw the briefing, and it was very disturbing. and they were just so unsettled, and not satisfied at all. >> so, let's talk about this report that was released. it was released today on the operation in niger that led to the death of four american soldiers, including sergeant la david johnson, constituent of yours. the pentagon says that some of the key failures were a lack of proper training before the mission began, the team on the ground became separated and reinforcements took four hours to arrive. are you shocked that one mission could go so horribly wrong? and are you satisfied with the pentagon's explanation, congresswoman? >> well, the dots don't seem to connect. and i'm not one to

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wilson. he was also the strategist for rudy giuliani's 2010 campaign, and media correspondent host of financial services, brian stelter. good to see all of you. brian, we begin with you. what in the world just happened, giuliani, avenatti, on the air to defend their best clients, right? is this who can win in the battle of public opinion well before possibly going to court? >> yeah, my generous explanation of rudy's tv tour is he's giving the interviews the president wishes he could give himself. the president would love to be out there on tv defending himself, but his aides and lawyers are constantly telling him not to do that. so he almost never gives interviews. he has his old friend, rudy  giuliani, playing surrogate -- playing surrogate more than lawyer. some of the quotes here are, i'm getting up to speed on the facts here, i'm about halfway through. he admits he doesn't know all the facts. that's going to be taught in law schools not as a way to represent your clients. >> so, then, rick, this appears to be some sort of strategy, then. last week it was a toss-up strategy, maybe it was just kind of a run

brian thomas a very warm welcome to the show. we begin in australia where our court has found a catholic archbishop guilty of covering up sexual abuse against children and one nine hundred seventy s. philip wilson is the most senior catholic in the world to be convicted of the offense he faces two years in prison for failing to report abuse carried out by a pedophile priest in his diocese wilson said he was disappointed with the verdict and was consulting his lawyers but victims welcomed the verdict. it's very significant day for all victims and their families and. it's a decision that will hopefully and rival the the hypocrisy the display. the abuse pal and trust that the church has displayed and. say that on behalf of all victims because that is a very very significant that i thank you. and a very emotional day for all the victims involved i'm joined now by journalist roger maynard he's following the case for us in sydney good morning to you roger can you tell us more about this case and what exactly archbishop wilson was convicted of. well basically this case goes back to the mid nineteenth servant is where another priest by the name of james fletcher was accuse of sixty of using a fifteen y

wilson, let's do lincoln. i was one of several people who would go down periodically for that. that was the extent. it was not really what i would call real advising. brian: is it true you suggested he play was the churchill and begin painting? john: it is true. that happened about four years into his retirement. dallas.and i were in student, several students who had worked for him. i said, we would like to drop by and say hello. and we did. somed us come by at ungodly hour like 7:30 in the morning. i asked him, how are you? he said, i am bored. i don't have enough to do. i said, you should take a painting. i told him about the churchill as a painting as a pastime, each we use in the grand strategy class. brian: a small book? john: a small book. he has turned out to be very good at it. brian: did he send you a painting? john: he has not done that, but it knowledge is me in his book of paintings he published, portraits of veterans that he did. brian: i don't want to take up the whole show, but i want to go back to -- tell us about bismarck. john: bismarck was fairly simple. bismarck's great skill as a strategist was that he knew the advantages of shock an

brian: i guess it doesn't matter. yunte: mark twain got it wrong as well. mark twain was fascinated by these twins. he later wrote a novel that was based on the italian twins. "pudd'nhead wilsonle chang and eng bunker were still alive, mark twain wrote this sketch. he actually switched them. he wrote jokingly about the drinking habits. in real life, chang was a heavy drinker. eng would take his alcohol in moderation. in that sketch, mark twain switched the roles. he said something quite funny. he said that when eng was getting drunk, chang had no choice but to also get drunk because their liver was joined. mark twain said in this case, chang was only physically drunk, not morally drunk. brian: when they became a citizen, i have the data as 1839, they got married in 1843. how did they become citizens? yunte: the law was against them. the act naturalization limited them from acquiring american citizenship. but they were a celebrity and they were rich and well-connected. in that small, remote area, this management of the application and approval of citizenship was often done locally. so through connections they were able to do this. also, i should emphasize that because they cam

brian: the word is huge push back on that to me would solve a lot. thanks for your service. glad you are speaking up and still serving your country by speaking out, chris wilsonrice former secretary of state condoleezza rice joins us live. great new book. great new gift for mom's day? stick around. how about earning earrings for 79% off. i'm not killing. mega deal and ains limb is here. yo well watch this. i pop that in there. press brew. that's it. so rich. i love it. that's why you should be a keurig man! full-bodied. are you sure you're describing the coffee and not me? you won't find relief here. congestion and pressure? full-bodied. go to the pharmacy counter for powerful claritin-d. while the leading allergy spray relieves 6 symptoms... claritin-d relieves 8, including sinus congestion and pressure. claritin-d relieves more. steve: well, mother's day is a week away. ainsley: get your gifts. here is great gift ideas is mega meany with mega morning deals. good morning, mega. >> good morning. how are you? ainsley: great. are you starting with earrings? >> yes. great gifts. get these for mom. gem stones comes with a spiritual quality. brings forth love or h